add_zero | R Documentation |
For a given two-dimensional object with rownames and a character
vector, add_zero
produces a corresponding object whose rownames match
the character vector, with zeros on the additional rows.
This function is an easy-to-use and reliable way to reintroduce non-responding units in the variance estimation process (after the non-response phase is taken into account).
add_zero(y, rownames, remove = TRUE)
y |
A (sparse) matrix or a data.frame. The object to add zeros to. |
rownames |
A character vector (other types are coerced to character). The character vector giving the rows of the produced object. |
remove |
Should rows of |
A (sparse) matrix or data.frame depending on the type of y
.
Martin Chevalier
# Data generation
set.seed(1)
n <- 10
p <- 2
y <- matrix(1:(n*p), ncol = p, dimnames = list(sample(letters, n)))
y[c(3, 8, 12)] <- NA
rownames <- letters
# Standard use
add_zero(y, rownames)
# Use when rownames in y do not match
# any element in the rownames argument
rownames(y)[1:3] <- toupper(rownames(y)[1:3])
add_zero(y, rownames)
add_zero(y, rownames, remove = FALSE)
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